THE SUFFRAGETTES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 20 December 1913, Page 5

THE SUFFRAGETTES.

EXPLOSIONS AT HOLLOWAY

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Explosions at an interval of half a I minute startled the residents of Holloway and Camden Town. Many windows were broken. The prison build-i----ings were but little damaged, but several holes were, blown in the walls surrounding the, prison garden large enough to allow prisoners to escape. The perpetrators of the outrage dug a mine from which two fuses led to a house in Dalmeny Avenue, which was previously used as the suffragette headquarters, and where those guarding the prison are housed when off duty. The miscreants escaped. On the arrival of the guard, a hand-' ful of golden hair was found in the garden, suggesting that a .suffragette' had been injured.